Contracts for four municipal unions expire today and all eyes now turn to Harrisburg to see how state budget negotiations there will impact the city's five-year financial plan.
The Fraternal Order of Police is seeking through binding arbitration to drop the long-standing requirement that police officers live in the city.
While unions and the city haggle over salary and health care, the head of the Philadelphia Housing Authority enjoys a $42,693 bonus on top of his $284,625 salary.
Did you have trouble calling PhillyClout or City Hall yesterday? You were not alone.
Posted by Chris Brennan @ 8:23 AM
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